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    Track-Personal Narrative

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    wanted to do their best. In past track meets‚ I had not mastered the full sprinting form‚ but as the season progressed‚ I became a much better runner. I thought that this was my opportunity to show everyone how much I had improved. Even though my shin splints made it feel like my legs would explode‚ I was determined to ignore all the pain and just keep running. Each sprinter on the field was sweating and exhausted and the required layer of clothes over our track uniform was not helping. Soon‚ it was

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    Podiatrist Research Paper

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    Foot Conditions That Your Podiatrist Can Treat To Help With Foot‚ Hip‚ And Back Pain When you have problems with your feet or your gait‚ it can affect other parts of your body. You not only have a higher risk of sore feet‚ you could develop shin splints‚ knee pain‚ hip pain‚ or back pain. Your feet are very important for stabilizing your entire body‚ and when your body is thrown off balance‚ you experience pain as a result. A podiatrist is a big help when you have foot problems because the only

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    What are the steps taken to enter the fields in sports medicine? To become a sport medicine physician your required to have an a bachelor’s degree or master’s degree. Most sport medicine doctor complete Doctor of Medicine (DM) or Doctor of Osteopathic (DO). Both of this fields involve four year of biology‚ biochemistry‚ anatomy‚ and any other class that deals with science. Three to four year of clinical residences training. Every single state in the United States require medical doctors to be licensed

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    Running in constant circles on a black tarred track‚ or running in the middle of nowhere in scorching heat‚ pick your poison. Track and cross country are two sports that are known to be related in many ways‚ but also drastically different. I’ve personally experienced both‚ and from my stance‚ they’re not the same sport at all‚ even with accounting the obvious of both being a running sport. To people who haven’t experienced either sport‚ here’s a wake-up call for you. The sport of track is versatile

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    Ankle Injury

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    shooting pain to a different part of the ankle or maybe even down the foot. You might think that your foot is broken‚ but really it’s just the pain being shot somewhere else. Mostly‚ when you have a really bad fracture the pain will be shot up into your shins‚ and maybe even be sent up towards your knees. There have been recordings of people feeling pain near their knees when it turns out they had a fractured ankle. Swelling is another good sign to look out for when referring to a

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    Stretching

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    In an article written by Gretchen Reynolds of the New York Times called “Stretching: The Truth”‚ she talks about stretching and the true health benefits that it brings the body. The article talks about the proper ways to stretch‚ warm up‚ and cool down for whatever activities you are planning to partake in. The article talks about how Duane Knudson‚ a professor of kinesiology at California State University looked at athletes who warmed up and stretched all over campus. He was discouraged with

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    To bare your feet? Or not to bear your feet? There are many advantages and disadvantages to both running barefoot‚ and running with the aid of shoes. Readers of this paper will be informed on this newfangled way of running‚ with this insightful comparative essay. Runners need to be knowledgeable about their bodies in order to be the best they can be‚ and push themselves to their limits. Without sufficient education on how the simple yet complex biological mechanics of their body works

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    Professional Dancing

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    March 6‚ 2012 Professional Dancing “There is a bit of insanity in dancing that does everybody a great deal of good.” Edwin Denby. Dance has not left behind identifiable artifacts that prove when dance was created. It is not possible to place a date on when it became part of human culture. For billions of years people have expressed emotions and feelings through movements. Over the years dance has transformed into an art of great proportion in our daily life. Everyone dances for a different

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    Overuse Injuries

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    capability to adapt to physical stress. However if the body is put under to much stress without the proper amount of rest injury can occur. The most common injury that occurs from this is an overuse injury these include tennis elbow‚ runners knee‚ and shin splints. There are three main factors that are contributing to young athletes getting an overuse injury. The first factor is that these young athletes are being trained by parents and coaches who have no background in sports. These inexperienced coaches

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    Overuse Injury

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    time‚ making them challenging to diagnose and treat. They are the result of repetitive micro-trauma to the tendons‚ bones‚ and joints. Common examples include tennis elbow‚ swimmers shoulder‚ pitching elbow‚ runners knee‚ Achilles tendinitis‚ and shin splints. Te best way to treat an overuse injury is to stay off it for a while‚ then reduce intensity when returning to play. Strains are also a very common injury in sporting events. A strain occurs when there is too much pressure being put on a muscle

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